The Cause

For a "charitable hospital" — wiping tears of the poor and needy.

Why?

At present, healthcare has become more of an industry than a service. In ancient times, there was a culture in Kerala where Ayurvedic doctors called Vaidyas served their patients without expecting anything in return, and medicines were given to them free of charge. In turn, the local community generally looked after the Vaidya and his personal needs. This system assured patients of the best possible treatment. But today, we can see people from different medical systems joining hands purely for profit, and humanity is slowly disappearing from the field. There are only a few people left who truly care for their patients.

There has also been a huge shift in patients' expectations. No one has much patience left — for even a small ailment, patients panic and run from doctor to doctor, and are exploited by the very people who are supposed to care for them. At the same time, let me acknowledge that there are still many good people who genuinely take care of their patients.

How can we help the needy?

We at Bhadra Homoeopathic Forum are trying our best to reach the suffering masses with a healing touch. It is our dream to have a "Hospital with a Difference" where we can look after hundreds of poor and needy patients, focusing primarily on what each patient truly needs.

We request you to donate for our mission.

— Chairman, Bhadra Homoeopathic Forum